EDITORIAL

The power to arrest is among the state's most far-reaching powers and the moment a citizen is taken into custody,...

A hospital does not begin serving people when its walls are completed. It begins serving them when doctors report for...

When a chinar falls, Kashmir loses more than a tree. It loses a witness to its history, a mark of...

A government that wins a mandate inherits two clocks. One measures political promises. The other measures public patience. Recent meetings...

News is no longer produced only in newsrooms. Narratives are no longer shaped only by journalists. Public opinion is no...

A wetland can shelter millions of birds, but what happens when one falls injured? Who examines it, treats it, or...

A quarter of Jammu and Kashmir's women now live with high blood pressure or depend on medication to control it....

A crop that once defined Kashmir now survives through constant intervention. Every season brings fresh reviews, new targets and renewed...

A young man hands over his savings. A family borrows money. Documents are submitted. Promises are made. Weeks pass. Then...

A protein powder is not purchased for its container and a calcium tablet is not bought for its packaging. Consumers...